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Tag Archives: Ivy League
Civil-rights laws have always been a weapon—it’s just that conservatives have finally decided to wield them.
CITY JOURNAL The Right Is Winning the Battle over Higher Education Christopher F. Rufo April 15, 2025 …Many Ivy League presidents see themselves as heirs to the civil-rights movement. In fact, they are among the most active practitioners of racial … Continue reading
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The Education of Scott Walker
POLITICO by Rick Lowry February 18, 2015 Scott Walker belongs to an embattled minority that happens to be most of the population. The root of this paradox is that Walker is an extreme outlier among top elected officials — and … Continue reading
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Tagged Governor Scott Walker, Ivy League, Scott Walker, Wisconsin
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